Ubiquitination of Proteins and Protein Degradation
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2018
- Ubiquitination is an enzymatic post-translational modification in which a ubiquitin protein is attached to a substrate protein. This process most commonly binds the last amino acid of ubiquitin to a lysine residue on the substrate. The ubiquitination tags the protein for degradation via Proteosome Pathway.
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But what does "SH" in "E1-SH" and "E2-SH" mean?
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Can ubiquitination be done at cysteine residues in a protein backbone?
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I have a doubt how many types of proteasom are there in human cells?
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Why you did not mentioned about the parts of proteosome like Ubiquitin receptors - Rpn-13 and Rpn-10, DUB- De-ubiquitination enzyme, and Rpt-1 to Rpt-6 (ATPase subunit). Examples of Ubiquitin ligase enzyme like SCF- (Skp 1, cullin, and F-box protein) and APC/C - Anaphase Promoting Complex or Cyclosome which degrades cyclins in cell cycle.
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Hi, Thankyou sir, but can you please tell how upregulation and downregulation of UBC cause tumor or cancer or its progression.
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Thank you, sir. It was so helpful as usual. I have a question. Are all misfolded proteins destined for degradation or are there some helpers that protect misfolded proteins until they are ready to get folded properly?
There are first helper proteins called chaperones ( Hsp 70 , Hsp 60 ) which help misfolded proteins to fold correctly , still if misfolded proteins are not capable of folding properly or their functions are lost then they are directed to degradation.
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Can Ubiquitin tag on prions ?
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Protein degradation control and protein degradation is same? ?
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how to control its degradation of casien???
excuse me , i want to ask a question. the numbers of ub need three or four? cuz i remember it need at least four ub.
Yes for 26 Protesome to work , it needs at least 4 Ubiquitins to degrade the Protein effectively.
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Ub4 is the shortest chain that binds to the cap of the proteasome. Not Ub3.
Yes for 26 Protesome to work , it needs at least 4 Ubiquitins to degrade the Protein effectively.
In diagram i have shown only 3 Ubiquitins which is a mistake.
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sir 26 proteasome consist only one cap of 19s RP with two cap it becomes 30s proteasomes
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